Poland has emerged as a key player in the high-tech security and dual-use goods sector, leveraging its strategic location, advanced manufacturing capabilities, and strong export growth. With geopolitical shifts increasing the demand for modern security solutions, Polish companies are making their mark on the global stage. Their presence at IDEX 2025 in Abu Dhabi underscores their commitment to innovation and international expansion. The Polish Investment and Trade Agency (PAIH) will facilitate this effort, ensuring that Poland’s defense and dual-use goods sector gains maximum exposure.
The Polish defense and dual-use goods industry has seen rapid expansion over the past decade, with exports growing at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 18.9%. In 2022 alone, Poland’s export of military and security-related products reached EUR 1.18 billion. Key international markets include Ukraine, which accounts for 67% of exports, the United States with 17%, and smaller but significant partners such as Thailand, Brunei, and Norway. The Polish Armaments Group (PGZ), one of Europe’s largest defense manufacturers, generated record revenues of over PLN 8 billion in 2023. Poland’s role in supplying security-related technologies to Ukraine, alongside partnerships with US firms, highlights its growing influence in global defense supply chains. Poland’s technological expertise is further bolstered by investments in research and development, with companies increasingly focusing on innovations in cyber defense, artificial intelligence applications, and unmanned systems that enhance modern security operations.
IDEX, one of the world’s premier defense and security exhibitions, offers a vital platform for Polish companies to showcase their latest advancements. The event is expected to attract over 1,350 exhibitors from 65 countries, providing an unparalleled opportunity for networking, business expansion, and collaboration on new projects. Several leading Polish firms will participate under the banner of “Poland. Business Forward.” Among them is ATMSolutions, specializing in CNC milling machines, fiber laser cutting machines, and industrial milling solutions. AeroMind offers cutting-edge drone technology for security, industry, and defense applications. DRAGON WINCH, the largest Polish manufacturer of winches, produces equipment for industrial, military, and security operations. Spectre Defence Solutions, a defense innovator, focuses on advanced UAV and drone warhead technologies. Spy Shop is a leader in surveillance, counter-surveillance, and threat detection solutions, while Transition Technologies PSC (TT PSC) specializes in cloud, IoT, machine learning, and enterprise PLM solutions.
Additionally, AirSafe provides parachute drop safety systems and cargo release mechanisms essential for military logistics. CEWAR manufactures aeronautical and industrial components, particularly for aerospace and petrochemical industries. DEMARKO S.A. specializes in modular semi-trailers and logistics transport solutions for military and heavy industry. MSP Inntech leads in UAV design, particularly loitering munitions, and Transbit develops tactical communication systems for the Polish Armed Forces. The Polish-Asian Chamber of Industry and Commerce facilitates trade between Poland and Asian markets, further strengthening Poland’s global footprint.
The inclusion of Rzeszów-Jasionka Airport in the exhibition highlights Poland’s role as a key logistics hub for military and humanitarian operations, particularly with its strategic position in Central and Eastern Europe. Intermodal specializes in military and civilian cargo transport, and Sky Food provides innovative catering solutions designed for extreme field conditions, ensuring operational efficiency for deployed personnel.
These companies exemplify Poland’s diverse capabilities in security and dual-use technologies, ranging from advanced manufacturing to digital innovation. Beyond traditional defense applications, many of these solutions are being adapted for use in critical infrastructure protection, disaster response, and cybersecurity, further strengthening Poland’s position as a versatile and resilient provider of security technologies. The country’s continued focus on partnerships, both within NATO and with key global allies, ensures that Polish companies remain at the forefront of defense and security developments.
Poland’s presence at IDEX 2025 reflects its ambition to become a top-tier player in security and defense innovation. The Polish Investment and Trade Agency (PAIH) is dedicated to supporting companies in their international expansion by providing business matchmaking, consultation services, and an exclusive VIP lounge for networking. Companies interested in Polish dual-use technologies can connect with PAIH for further opportunities. For more information, contact PAIH at brandhub@paih.gov.pl
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